Travel to Cuba

In keeping with our commitment to provide U.S. citizens with information about Cuba, the Center consults on people-to-people travel. Until unrestricted travel is again allowed between Cuba and the United States, the Center works to help those planning travel to Cuba to accomplish their goals.

We consult on trips of every kind, organized by Marazul Charters, Inc. in consultation with the Center for Cuban Studies; trips that take you deep inside Cuba's social welfare system, the cultural life of Cuba, and the economics and politics of a rapidly changing society.

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Licensing Rules Slow Tours to Cuba

Upcoming Tours to Cuba

We are currently awaiting the renewal of our People to People license. Please check back with us for information about upcoming trips.

All prices are subject to some fluctuation and are per person based on double room accommodations.
Single room supplements are available for $300 - $500
Please Check back soon for additional listings
If you would like more information about the any of our upcoming CUBA Update Tours, please contact us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
We must receive your application 8 weeks prior to departure in order to guarantee you a place!
As of May 1st 2012 all trips require a deposit of $500
Prices and dates are subject to some fluctuation
All Trips depart from Miami

PREE ABOUT A RECENT HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE PROGRAM

U.S. Health Specialists Learn First Hand about Cuban Health System
CIENFUEGOS, Cuba, Nov 9 (acn) The assistance provided in Cuba to people with Down Syndrome called the attention of a U.S. delegation that visited this week the province of Cienfuegos, as part of a program focused on the island’s health system.